AMA Highway Race Grand Championship With ASRA Slated To Run Oct. 19-22
The occasion returns to historic Daytona Worldwide Speedway, with seven competitors lessons of bike racing
PICKERINGTON, Ohio — 13 American Motorcyclist Affiliation No. 1 plates can be up for grabs on the 2023 AMA Novice Highway Race Grand Championship, which runs Oct. 19-22 at Daytona Worldwide Speedway in Daytona Seaside, Fla.
“The AMA Highway Race Grand Championship is at all times a stellar occasion,” AMA Monitor Racing Supervisor Ken Saillant mentioned, “and we are able to’t wait to get right down to historic Daytona to see some fierce competitors out on the observe with a number of No. 1 plates and AMA awards up for grabs.”
The AMA Novice Highway Race Grand Championship, sanctioned by the AMA and operated by the American Superbike Racing Affiliation (ASRA), will embrace 4 full days of street racing motion and coincide with the ASRA staff problem collection and ASRA dash races throughout the four-day occasion at Daytona Worldwide Speedway.
“We now have been making progress within the sport and bringing many enhancements to motorbike racing,” mentioned Alex Spellman, Companion of the ASRA. “This occasion is a celebration of the AMA and can crown a number of champions.”
Racers could have the chance to compete for AMA No. 1 plates in seven completely different lessons.
Outdoors of the nationwide championships, different awards offered on the occasion embrace the Nicky Hayden AMA Highway Race Horizon Award, the AMA Highway Race Youth Award, the AMA Highway Race Prime Novice Award and the AMA Highway Race Vet/Senior Award.
For extra data relating to the AMA Highway Race Grand Championship, go to AmericanMotorcyclist.com/racing/road-racing/ and asraracing.com/.
Concerning the American Motorcyclist Affiliation
Based in 1924, the AMA is a not-for-profit member-based affiliation whose mission is to advertise the motorbike life-style and defend the way forward for motorcycling. Because the world’s largest motorcycling rights and occasion sanctioning group, the AMA advocates for riders’ pursuits in any respect ranges of presidency and sanctions 1000’s of competitors and leisure occasions yearly. Moreover providing members money-saving reductions on services, the AMA additionally publishes American Motorcyclist, a lately revitalized and month-to-month full-color journal (and digital model of similar) that covers present occasions and motorbike historical past with sensible pictures and compelling writing. American Motorcyclist can also be North America’s largest-circulation journal. Via the AMA Bike Corridor of Fame in Pickerington, Ohio, the AMA honors the heroes and heritage of motorcycling. For extra data, go to AmericanMotorcyclist.com.
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